Change protest procedures relating to creation of a proposed business improvement district or modification of an existing business improvement district under the Business Improvement District Act

Summary

The bill revises the procedures that city councils must follow when hearing protests about new or changed Business Improvement Districts (BIDs). It requires councils to hear all protests, rule on written protests before the hearing ends, and allows the process to be stopped if a majority of property owners or space users vote against the BID via mailed postcards. The changes also expand notice requirements to include legal newspaper publication, mailed notices, and notifications to registered neighborhood associations.

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